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HO CHI MINH CITY: President Pranab Mukherjee on Tuesday had some words of praise for the new Indian government as he credited it for not only initiating steps to bring the economy on a better path but also for creating a "favourable"…
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Jammu: A 22-year-old youth, who was on the pilgrimage to Vaishno Devi Shrine, allegedly committed suicide at a guest house in Reasi District on Tuesday . Abkar Singh of Amritsar hanged himself from the ceiling of his room in Katra belt of…
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Leh/New Delhi: The stand-off in Demchok area of Ladakh continued for the 10th day on Tuesday with Chinese nomads now reported to have erected tents with the help of Chinese Army inside Indian territory to protest against an ongoing…
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JAMMU: To monitor the rescue, relief and rehabilitation in flood affected areas, the state government on Tuesday deployed Commissioner/Secretary Tourism and Culture Department Shailendra Kumar as Special Relief Commissioner, Central…
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New Delhi: The BJP was on Tuesday dealt a major blow in the Assembly by-elections in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Gujarat, which it had swept in the Lok Sabha polls four months ago, as it lost 13 of the 23 seats held by it. Considered yet…
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Srinagar: Leaving his family behind at a relief camp, Gulzar Ahmed swims every night to reach his house in inundated Gogji Bagh area and sleeps there to ensure that his belongings are safe. As the ravaging flood of Kashmir has emptied the…
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DOST KHAN Carving out heroes from zero is not a new phenomenon in Kashmir. It has been there all along; with the only difference that it got improvised after the outbreak of Pakistan sponsored Jihadi terror in early nineties. This syndrome…
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Common man or Aam Admi in Pakistan created history in the feudal nation by stopping former Interior Minister Rehman Malik from boarding the plane, accusing him of causing over two hours delay. The shamed former minister made a quick retreat…
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The incidents of floods in Kashmir Valley are not new, nor it had been an uncommon phenomenon, in history and the geography of the Valley. To quote Sir Walter Roper Lawrence's book, "The Valley of Kashmir (1895), "Many disastrous floods…
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It seems government was caught napping when the calamity of this magnitude struck the State and it took a fortnight again to set up a Coordinating and Communication Centre. The State Government's initiative to use social media to reach out…
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